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Pro wrestler Vinnie Massaro found his 'WrestleMania moment' in Japan, shares love for building sport's future
Vinnie Massaro reflects on nearly three decades in professional wrestling, from Japan wrestling at Korakuen Hall to training the next generation.
Village People lead singer Victor Willis dead at 74
heVillage People singer Victor Willis died on Tuesday, his wife announced on social media."It is with profound sadness that I must announce the death of my husb...
Socialist ousts 30-year Dem incumbent in House primary and more top headlines
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American vaccines that transformed public health over 250 years: 'Outweighs harm'
From smallpox eradication to COVID vaccines, explore the most significant vaccine breakthroughs in the U.S. over 250 years of fighting disease.
Wisconsin student alleges school barred her from using Bible verse at graduation
A Wisconsin student says Arrowhead High School barred her from using a Bible verse at graduation, citing school-sponsored speech policy.
America and Israel: A covenant, not a contract
America's bond with Israel traces back to Puritan settlers who modeled their covenant on Hebrew scripture, predating the nation's founding by centuries.
REP TOM BARRETT: It’s up to Congress to prevent another endless American war
A veteran congressman explains why Congress must have a say on war decisions and why military force requires clear constitutional scrutiny.
WATCH: Angel mom turns tables on sanctuary politicians with basic question about their priorities
Jessica Gorman told lawmakers her daughter Sheridan “was not a talking point" as she accused sanctuary city leaders of failing to protect American citizens.
Inside the Supreme Court battle to 'Save Women's Sports'
Riley Gaines and Save Women's Sports activists celebrate after the Supreme Court upheld state laws banning trans athletes from girls' sports.
Automatic tip or service charge? New state law requires restaurants to tell diners before they order
A new Florida law that takes effect July 1 requires restaurants to disclose mandatory fees, service charges and credit card surcharges before diners even order.
America's favorite beers — and the jobs tied to them — are at the center of a brewing trade fight
Report says beer tariffs would squeeze the most profitable segment of the U.S. market, putting American distributors and retailers at risk of job losses.
Harris-backed Democrat scrubs BLM-era posts as House campaign heats up
Dan Koh deleted several Black Lives Matter posts from Twitter as he campaigns for Massachusetts's sixth congressional district, records show.